Struct TableRegistry 

pub struct TableRegistry { /* private fields */ }

Runtime-configurable table registry.

By default the registry has no custom parsers. Use register to add one.

Precedence (per table_id)

1. Custom-registered parser (table_id in the custom map) → crate::tables::AnyTableSection::Other
2. Built-in dispatch (crate::tables::AnyTableSection::parse) → typed variant
3. Unknown → crate::tables::AnyTableSection::Unknown

Implementations

impl TableRegistry

pub fn new() -> Self

Create an empty registry (built-in dispatch only).

pub fn register<T>(&mut self) -> &mut Self

where T: for<'a> TableDef<'a> + TableObject + 'static,

Register an owned custom table-section type for every table_id in its TableDef::TABLE_ID_RANGES.

Owned types only

T must be 'static — no borrowed slices. The registered value is type-erased as Box<dyn TableObject>; dyn Any downcast requires the concrete type to be 'static.

Multi-range registration

A type may cover multiple table_id ranges (e.g. &[(0x90, 0x90), (0x92, 0x93)]). Every table_id in every range is registered under the same parse closure.

Registering a type whose table_id is already used by a built-in overrides the built-in for that table_id.

Re-registering the same table_id replaces the prior custom parser (last wins). A failing custom parse surfaces the client’s Parse::Error unwrapped — embed identifying context (type/table_id) in your error’s what/reason fields.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for TableRegistry

fn default() -> TableRegistry

Returns the “default value” for a type.